This shouldn’t even be possible

[CDGator]

@B52G8rAC

 

[Gatordiddy]

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Looks like a jet but it took me a minute

 

[Altitude Gator]

Looks like a jet but it took me a minute

If those are jets, they are HUGE.

 

[Treebeard]

If those are jets, they are HUGE.

No, jets in flight with the ground in the background. I count at least 5 and maybe seven planes. Really have to look close and count the tails.

 

[CDGator]

No, jets in flight with the ground in the background. I count at least 5 and maybe seven planes. Really have to look close and count the tails.

Ha, when I posted it I saw two from my phone. After you replied I could get to four. From my computer I can see six, maybe seven.

 

[LaylaGator]

This is one of those things I'm gonna have to look at for 2 to 3 days before I see what you're talking about.

 

[CDGator]

This is one of those things I'm gonna have to look at for 2 to 3 days before I see what you're talking about.

Use a computer if you can

 

[Gator By Marriage]

This is one of those things I'm gonna have to look at for 2 to 3 days before I see what you're talking about.

Sobering up may help.

 

[TLB]

Use a computer if you can

Cleaning crap off the screen will likely help as well. /checks mirror

 

[B52G8rAC]

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@B52G8rAC

Counted 7 but I couldn't zoom in.

 

[Gator By Marriage]

Counted 7 but I couldn't zoom in.

There might even be eight. To zoom in enough to really count, my picture gets distorted.

 

[Jack o' Diamonds]

Counted 7 but I couldn't zoom in.

Same

 

[bradgator2]

Moment a dead whale EXPLODES is captured in the middle of the ocean

It is deemed a 'National Geographic Moment.' Boaters captured rare footage of a dead whale exploding in the middle of the ocean. The event saw its rotting organs flow into the surrounding waters.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'These violent detonations are unique to whales, as the vast majority of decomposing animals can not keep all that built-up gas inside after they've passed away,' the caption on Nature Is Metal reads.

When an animal dies, bacteria inside the carcass produce methane as part of the decomposition process.

If the gas is not released from the body, it gradually builds up until it has no choice but to bust through the animal's carcass.

Methane gas builds up in the animal’s main body cavities, causing it to bloat - a sure sign an explosion is on the horizon.

'Since the build-up of gas will eventually reach capacity and find the path of least resistance for escape, the only way to prevent this is to perforate the whale’s skin before it detonates on its own,' according to Nature Is Metal.

Ever see where they did that on purpose on beach in Oregon? Freaking hilarious:

 

[TLB]

Ever see where they did that on purpose on beach in Oregon? Freaking hilarious:

I never heard of this. That was freaking great! Start with 'lets just blow shti up' and end with 'holy crap!' Hilarious.

 

[bradgator2]

 

[CDGator]

 

[soflagator]

Looks like a jet but it took me a minute

Well, they’ve already shot you down, and the attack mission they were on—which stopping it was literally your only job—was successful. Nice work. Congrats.

 

[Gatordiddy]

Well, they’ve already shot you down, and the attack mission they were on—which stopping it was literally your only job—was successful. Nice work. Congrats.

I’ll consider that a ‘thank you for your service’.

You’re welcome

 

[CDGator]

I’ll consider that a ‘thank you for your service’.

You’re welcome

:PurpleHeart:

 

[CDGator]

Sadly, in 1816 despite their best efforts, the tree was blown down in a storm. Some branches were removed but a large portion of the tree was left and re-rooted. Surprisingly, this tree is still growing at Woolsthorpe Manor today and now is over 350 years old.